Homestyle will allow you to finish a “substantially” complete home but that is one that is already 90% complete.  

After finishing a single family deal, I learned that I now want to work on deals that are more lucrative.

I have some experience in rehabbing/flipping. just finished a project.

My unit has a finished third floor in the attic, however, there is no door to this floor.

This year they purchased their 2nd rental and have finished the renovation.You could get into real estate without a coaching program but using one will help you a lot specially if you have no experience.

You’re absolutely correct—at REI Nation, we purchase properties in our name, handle complete renovations, and then present them to investors once the work is finished.

You should be looking for a light rehab project that you can finish up quick and get some experience under your belt so that you can get better terms for those more aggressive projects.

I would just double-check the finishes of sold comps to make sure they are in line with your property.What is your budget for all that work?

An example would be adding a suite to an unfinished basement or adding another bedroom to an already finished suite.

I don’t know if I should keep pumping up the numbers in my 401k and getting the tax benefits, or lower my contributions and out money into a high interest savings account for my next down paymentIf you take the time to finish all the units, you will be able to cash out refi and hopefully take more money with you and leave nothing in.